Max Dupain, Eastern Beach, Geelong (detail) 1946/1999, black and white photograph; edition 11/90. Collection: Geelong Gallery, Sybil Craig Bequest Fund, 1999.

Max Dupain, Eastern Beach, Geelong (detail)  1946/1999, black and white photograph; edition 11/90. Collection: Geelong Gallery, Sybil Craig Bequest Fund, 1999.

Max Dupain, Eastern Beach, Geelong (detail) 1946/1999, black and white photograph; edition 11/90. Collection: Geelong Gallery, Sybil Craig Bequest Fund, 1999.

Max Dupain, Eastern Beach, Geelong (detail)  1946/1999, black and white photograph; edition 11/90. Collection: Geelong Gallery, Sybil Craig Bequest Fund, 1999.

Jan SenbergsThe Geelong Road 2004synthetic polymer paintGeelong GalleryPurchased with the assistance of the Regional Galleries Collections Fund, 2005Courtesy of the artist

Jan Senbergs
The Geelong Road  2004
synthetic polymer paint
Geelong Gallery
Purchased with the assistance of the Regional Galleries Collections Fund, 2005
Courtesy of the artist

Jan SenbergsThe Geelong Road 2004synthetic polymer paintGeelong GalleryPurchased with the assistance of the Regional Galleries Collections Fund, 2005Courtesy of the artist

Jan Senbergs
The Geelong Road  2004
synthetic polymer paint
Geelong Gallery
Purchased with the assistance of the Regional Galleries Collections Fund, 2005
Courtesy of the artist

My Geelong—our GalleryGeelong Gallery, 2016Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our Gallery
Geelong Gallery, 2016
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our GalleryGeelong Gallery, 2016Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our Gallery
Geelong Gallery, 2016
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our GalleryGeelong Gallery, 2016Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our Gallery
Geelong Gallery, 2016
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our GalleryGeelong Gallery, 2016Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our Gallery
Geelong Gallery, 2016
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

My Geelong—our Gallery

Saturday 12 November to Sunday 2 April 2017

My Geelong—our Gallery revealed the artistic riches of Geelong Gallery, a collection owned by the people of Geelong. Twenty diverse members of the Greater Geelong community were invited to meet Gallery Director Jason Smith and select a favourite work of art. Their choices are exhibited in this revealing and fascinating special exhibition and trail through the Gallery.

A Geelong Gallery collection exhibition

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.